"House of Cards" fourth season is looking for additional cast to push on with their Machiavellian way.
"House of Cards" is specifically considering casting in the Baltimore area for doctors, nurses and numerous medical personnel. Although there is a slim chance that those in the medical field will be able to squeeze in an acting career because of their busy schedule, Marinella Hume Casting Baltimore/DC can settle for those who can play the part, as mentioned in the casting agency's Facebook page. The post reads "REAL medical experience is a plus."
"House of Cards" is looking for males and females of all ethnicities who are between 25 to 50 years old, with no facial hair and no unnatural hair colors and who are available any time of the day.
Two of the characters of "House of Cards" show will be in a hospital. This is the reason why the political drama series is looking people who can represent the medical professionals, although, the series is set to show more "Machiavellian Scheming" on its next season.
"House of Cards" fourth season will show more of the relationship between Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) and Claire's (Robin Wright). Revenge has also been plotted by Frank, as hinted by "House of Cards" director Michael Dobbs, and who might it be that will be on the receiving end of this revenge? Guess we have to wait for the show.
Meanwhile, "House of Cards" show runner Beau Willimon was flabbergasted to learn that the Obamas are watching the show. "The only reason I know that they watch, is because the President has tweeted about the show, and folks we've spoken to in the Obama Administration have said that they watch. It's incredibly flattering to think that the President of the United States, and the First Lady, would take any of their time out of an extremely busy schedule to watch anything we've made. It verges on the surreal. It's kind of hard to process. I'm thrilled that they remain interested in what we do, and hope that they remain fans," Deadline.com quoted
"House of Cards" is expected to be back in the early part of next year.
